This YouTube video features Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter (with a second speaker) discussing links between metabolism, hormones, and musculoskeletal health. Key claims in this segment: joints will not heal if metabolism is 'toxic'; fibromyalgia commonly occurs in men and women aged 40–60; and fibromyalgia is often cured by hormone replacement, according to the speaker. The speakers use a "bucket" metaphor to contrast healthy versus toxic metabolism and emphasize optimizing metabolic and hormonal health before/after surgery.
Questions this video answers
Men and women aged 40 to 60.
Hormone replacement.
Your joints will not heal if your metabolism is toxic.
Fibromyalgia commonly occurs in men and women aged 40 to 60. Right.
When they start to lose their hormones.
So, you know, they give you this sort of trash dab diagnosis, but they never check your hormones. Fibromyalgia is oftentimes cured by hormone replacement. So if we think of your metabolism and we think of your body as one of these buckets, if you look at that bucket on the left, it's full of clear water. The bucket is in good shape, right? It's a nice, strong bucket. It's made of aluminum. The water's clear. We can carry that water around, and if we pour that water out, it's going to pour nicely and smoothly. Think of that as your energy that you're filled with when your body is working well. Now, if we have a really nasty bucket, that one on the right, it's made of plastic that's kind of degenerating because we haven't taken good care of it, and then we fill it with mud and crap, then that bucket is.
Going to break down and.
Not work very well. Your joints will not heal if your metabolism is toxic. And it doesn't matter what surgery you get, if you're not healthy, when you get that surgery, you're not going to do well. So I would encourage everybody, whether you decide to come and do a pinnacle method approach or whether you do the traditional approach, please, please, please think about your own health and.
Metabolism and get the resources that you need to do.
To maximize.
Those, to make sure that you don't have any of those horrible.